Sentence examples for monarchical from inspiring English sources
The word 'monarchical' is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe something related to a monarchy, which is a form of government where a single ruler (usually a king or queen) holds all the political power. Example: The country's monarchical system has been in place for over 500 years, with each successive ruler passing down their crown to the next in line.
adjective
Of or pertaining to a monarch or monarchy.
- Although a socialist he did have monarchical leanings
Success on the battlefield was a signal of divine favour to govern, and martial valour was a vital accompaniment to monarchical power.
And the 2011 members of the 9 million-plus club show that the largest demand is for monarchical soppiness, wannabe contests, soap opera and dramas featuring cops (New Tricks, Scott & Bailey), medics (Doc Martin) or nobs (Downton Abbey).
The mistrust between them is as deep as ever and, in a centrally run, almost monarchical state, fed directly at the top by billions of petro-dollars, coalitions count for little.The south-westerners argue that their man, Chief Moshood Abiola, who died in detention in July, won the 1993 election, at last wrenching power from the north.
The French "have a royalty complex", wrote Hervé Gattegno in Le Point, and have built their republic on monarchical traditions as if to compensate.
Notably, the army did not intervene when the Islamic revolution overthrew the monarchical regime in 1979.But the slow corrosion of Iran's Islamic framework is not out of the question.
But the Gulf rulers depend on the American shield not only for the security of their statelets but also for the security of their own monarchical families.
That figure rose to 82% if Diana's eldest son, Prince William, were to be the next monarch.If that is the peak of anti-monarchical feeling, as it may well be, then monarchists can relax.
With his parliamentary majority in both houses, and control of all local government, Mr Hollande has quasi-monarchical powers to implement Mr Gallois's recommendations.
Saudi Arabia's distrust also reflects its dislike for Iran's anti-monarchical model, and the opprobrium with which Wahhabist Sunnis regard Shias.
A PDRC stalwart has set up the "Rubbish Collection Organisation" (RCO), to "exterminate" those involved in anti-monarchical activities.
Under the Fifth Republic, the occupant of the quasi-monarchical presidency is expected in some way to embody France, and to rise above partisan politics to become a unifying figurehead.
